Conspiracy theorists may not really believe their outlandish ideas

People who claim to believe in conspiracy theories may not actually deep down, which researchers uncovered by asking if they thought Canada had an elite army of genetically engineered, super intelligent, giant raccoons

By: New Scientist

Aug 14 2024
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Conspiracy theorists may not really believe their outlandish ideas

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